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AJB Temple wrote::lol: That is a titchy car designed for City use. Good luck driving all across Europe in a day with that with 5 adults and luggage and getting there without feeling knackered. And finding somewhere around where I live that actually supplies LPG: I would have to drive 40 miles just to find a garage that sells it.
PS: I am sure there are plenty of economical cars about that can go quite a long way. It's not really my thing comparing car specs these days. I was generalising .....more accurate commentators are available. Probably.
AJB Temple wrote:finding somewhere around where I live that actually supplies LPG: I would have to drive 40 miles just to find a garage that sells it.
droogs wrote:The BEV market is about to change rapidly in the UK this year. By last count around 10 new brands are about to launch here and in europe, all chinese of course but rumours Tata may bring their 12k BEV city car this year too.
AJB Temple wrote:..... The acceleration performance easily beats most petrol cars hands down, but the whole driving experience is rather insulated and dull. ....
Woodster wrote:Both of those BYD’s look really nice Alan. When the time comes I want an SUV or maybe a crossover as getting in and out is a bit easier on my back!
Something like the Toyota BZ4X might suit if they can bring the price down!
droogs wrote:Toyota are going to be using BYD to build all their BEVs, they signed an aggreement about a month ago
Vera?Gill wrote:My old ic car produces way too many noises!
It's off the road right now. It was in the local garage for its MOT when an old dear reversed her land rover into it.
AJB Temple wrote:
This is what I think many will find when they eventually switch to electric cars. The acceleration performance easily beats most petrol cars hands down, but the whole driving experience is rather insulated and dull.
AJB Temple wrote:I've never left fossil fuel cars. Nor do I intend to. It's not a mutually exclusive thing. I don't usually bother with surveys as they are so rarely well controlled and unbiased.
Lons wrote:AJB Temple wrote:I've never left fossil fuel cars. Nor do I intend to. It's not a mutually exclusive thing. I don't usually bother with surveys as they are so rarely well controlled and unbiased.
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